For me, part of being an independent author has long meant going to vendor events and selling my books myself. Easily, this is the majority of my sales. I sell roughly 100 copies of my titles at vendor events per year. If you’re an independent author (or a small publishing house) and you’re considering vendor... Continue Reading →
I did a post once about things authors do that are red flags to reviewers. But something I didn’t mention in that post is the mistakes authors make AFTER contracting with a reviewer. An author sent you their book, you agreed to review it, that should be the end of the interaction. Except sometimes it’s... Continue Reading →
As we head into 2023 I felt like it was important to take an inventory of the ideas I have and the stages they’re in.
Yesterday I posted about red flags book reviewers may encounter that would warn them away from working with an author. Well, that’s only one side of this relationship.
I’ve been thinking of writing a duology of blog posts for a while now, one where I talk about the red flags associated with the reviewer/author relationship.
I never even posted my October Wrap Up and suddenly November is over?
Today’s update (fondly known as Week 1) for National Novel Writing Month is actually a video which dropped on YouTube this morning.
Today, I wanted to check in on how that process is going for me and give you some places where you can get some more ideas if you think your list is too short.
So I wanna talk about writing blocks a little.
One netted the prompt “What were 3 things you touched today? Describe the textures.” and the other gave me the single word “leap”. Let’s see what happens.
